Medicine Notes
Contents
- 1 Most common cause of headache due to persistent low CSF volume is –
- 2 Most common cause of disability in individuals <45 years of age –
- 3 Cauda equina syndrome is most commonly due to –
- 4 Most common neurologic symptom in patients with systemic cancer –
- 5 Most common nontraumatic vertebral body fractures are due to-
- 6 Osteoarthritis of the cervical spine roots most commonlyaffected are –
- 7 Hyperpyrexia most commonly occurs in patients with –
- 8 Rash of measles –
- 9 Koplik’s spots –
- 10 Forchheimer spots –
Most common cause of headache due to persistent low CSF volume is –
CSF leak following LP
Most common cause of disability in individuals <45 years of age –
back symptoms
Cauda equina syndrome is most commonly due to –
large ruptured lumbosacral intervertebral disk
Most common neurologic symptom in patients with systemic cancer –
Back pain
cause is usually vertebral body metastasis (85–90%)
thoracic spine is most often affected
Most common nontraumatic vertebral body fractures are due to-
postmenopausal or senile osteoporosis
Osteoarthritis of the cervical spine roots most commonly
affected are –
C7 and C6
Hyperpyrexia most commonly occurs in patients with –
central nervous system (CNS) hemorrhages.
fever of >41.5°C (>106.7°F) is called hyperpyrexia
Rash of measles –
- starts at hairline 2–3 days into the illness
- moves down the body,
- spare the palms and soles
Koplik’s spots –
- 1- to 2-mm white or bluish lesions with an erythematous halo
- present on the buccal mucosa
- pathognomonic for measles
Forchheimer spots –
palatal petechiae
Seen in cases of rubella but nonspecific
Forchheimer spots – also develop in
- infectious mononucleosis
- scarlet fever
- Zika virus infection